Colin Wilson

@JessieBeatzz @KristinRaworth

You’ve got that wrong. Before Covid, the Left was “My body my choice”, but when Covid came around and mandates started rolling out with people losing their jobs and livelihoods over it and the right espoused those EXACT SAME WORDS, you guys went “PSYCH! That doesn’t apply to you.”

People on the right during Covid: my body my choice! Those same people today during the march on Life protesting abortion: PSYCH your body our choice.

This is as Mark Carney kills the planet to give smith a sweetheart deal. Carney is either a coward, or he's collaborating with Alberta's far-right

@RagingRaygun @mjarbo @EliasToufexis @PJaccetturo Hahahaha, right, let's just flush all intelectual property rights down the toilet.

@ColinWilson1980 @mjarbo @EliasToufexis @PJaccetturo Doesn't matter, they should be openly disclosed regardless.

This is one of the best short films I've seen in years. Very soon, we'll stop calling it "AI film" and just call it film.

@mjarbo @EliasToufexis @PJaccetturo Were the assets used in the creation of the clip purchased?

Show me where the theft was. That's the whole point when it comes to air, as you can't pinpoint a precise moment of theft therefore the argument holds no weight. In the anthropic lawsuit, they lost not because they trained their model on books but because they had pirated copies of those books stored on a server Had they just bought the books themselves scanned it and then use that as training data, there'd be no illegality Calling it soulless is also not exactly true, because what you saw took intent. The person came up with the concept, and then through the means made available with the tools accessible, cobbled together a story, pieced it together, created the vibe with the music, compiled the whole thing into an entertaining 3 minute short film You don't have to like it, but to deny what it is is a fallacy in my opinion because at the end of the day what is art if not something that started off as nothing and then through the hands of a person became something different Oh, and let's just not do the whole He prompted it therefore it doesn't mean anything because that's not how any of this works and you know it

@john_rhonald @jkenney I'd imagine if you put as much thought into the question before posting, you could probably come up with 2-3 answers for each of them.

@jkenney Why would you need these for a Census? Sexual orientation Health problems Commute situation Housing information Property information Property value Utility payments Work timings Travel time to work

Apparently there are a lot of folks who have no problem with separatists putting everyone's private information online, but won't complete the basic census because privacy rights, LOL. The same people want Alberta to have more weight in Parliament, but refuse to do the one thing that can give Alberta more weight in Parliament, i.e. demonstrate population growth. Clown show.🤡

@nika7725440013 @RobNunn3 @sarobertsonca No, it's calling out Pierre for being full of shit.

@RobNunn3 @sarobertsonca Are you trying to imply this is worse than Liberals running deficits every year for 11 years straight?

Pierre Poilievre: "I got into politics and helped the previous Conservative government balance budgets, drop crime by 25%, lower taxes so people could afford their lives. Those were great days."

@AOgieglo Good grief, they might as well just say: "We looked at what Grant Devine did in his pursuit for the Province to find itself on the precipice of bankruptcy, and decided it was aspirational; Let's get building!"

Our government took the chance yesterday to congratulate themselves on a job well done on the health care file 🤦‍♂️

@DorisGibbon @KristinRaworth @BudrinoPolitics You'll note I said PP's gang, not PP himself, as it's the whole group of them, and only that specific group, to which that statement applies.

Its unfortunate that what you think the issue here. I didnt even vote fir PP., but i can certainly see this isnt right. It seems to me Liberal supporters arent thinking about the fact the tables may turn someday. Like I said this isnt about PP. But i guess when you know it isnt right you have to lie to yourself.

Michael. As you are well aware since I know you are a parliamentary geek and I’ve known you since you were 12, when you have a majority government, you get control of committees. This isn’t un democratic. This is the Westminster system.

@KristinRaworth @BudrinoPolitics This, exactly. No serious person already frustrated with the scope of our deficit wants an election where the outcome can be so easily discerned. PP's gang so desperately wants to be a victim of political impropriety, it's pathetic.

@BudrinoPolitics Nobody wants an election. Pretending this is somehow undemocratic is just false.

@MissPookems Anthem.

‼️GAMERS ONLY‼️ Whats one "dead" game, you'd revive rn if you could?

@AlloccaMirella Absolutely!

I know I’m dating myself when I ask this. Does anyone else remember Consumers Distributing?

@lady_bourg @Sluggo013 Bingo.

@Sluggo013 The whole world hates Trump. He’s a demented moron throwing the entire globe into chaos. Carney is a sane adult doing his best to navigate the insanity.

Canadians are pissed at Donald Trump for doing exactly what he said he would do, protect America and bring back jobs. He isn’t our leader. Our leader is Mark Carney who said he would get a good deal for Canada with Trump. He hasn’t done a thing and that has hurt Canadians.

@univrsle @adamchamb These posts are just insane, like did the OP actually look at the Linkedin profile before hitting post? Deputy governor of the Bank of Canada in 2003-04, and then Senior Associate to the Deputy Minister of Finance from 2004-07.

@adamchamb He was hired by the Department of Finance as a senior associate deputy minister, advising Finance Minister Ralph Goodale under a Paul Martin Government and Jim Flaherty under a Stephen Harper Government. Don't be petty and don't be stupid. Wilful ignorance isn't a good look.

Feb 2025: “It was my privilege to work with Paul Martin when he balanced the books and kept the books balanced,” Carney said during Tuesday’s debate. Here’s the problem with that statement: Mark Carney, according to his own resume on his LinkedIn profile, never worked with Paul Martin while he was balancing the books as Jean Chretien’s finance minister." torontosun.com/opinion/column…

@LegionzGaming It's too bad you weren't able to enjoy it. Easily one of my favourites of the series.

This is the worst Final Fantasy game I have ever played. Boring world, only 1-2 good memorable characters (worst main character in existence), MMO style gameplay with auto combat was awful (Xenoblade did it correctly), and the story was boring AF. I shit you not when I tell you that I streamed this game years ago to see if it was as bad as I remember and it was even worse than I remember. I deadass put the controller down at the beginning of the final boss fight as a meme thinking there is now way that it will auto the last boss, walked away to go make a sandwich and came back to the credits rolling.

@rob4est @AOgieglo He says to the business owner. 🤣

@AOgieglo Make sure you charge it at work so someone else pays the power bill.

Today I get my first EV!

@jkenney @PierrePoilievre @CPC_HQ I'm trying to decide if I'm surprised at such a blatantly dishonest opening statement. 87% of less than half of one percent of the total party membership willing to spent a thousand dollars to attend a fundraiser is hardly representative of the whole.

The pundits chirping about @PierrePoilievre’s leadership of the @CPC_HQ seem to forget that he just won 87% in a leadership review vote. Under his leadership a year ago, the Conservative Party won by far the largest number of votes in its history, and the highest share of popular vote since 1988. He has expanded the Conservative coalition in important ways, and has been perhaps the most effective opposition leader in modern Canadian history, driving Justin Trudeau out of office, and defining the key issues in national politics for most of his tenure. I have been critical (constructively, I hope) about some aspects of his leadership, including the admittedly difficult problem of how to deal with the destabilizing threats and uncertainty emanating from Donald Trump. But I am encouraged to see Mr. Poilievre modifying his approach to address lessons learned from the last election, e.g. his recent trips abroad, and a broader approach to communications. There is no doubt in my mind that he has the confidence of the Conservative Party, and has won the right to contest the next election. And to the small number of Conservatives who might be sceptical, I ask them how the party benefits from the constant internal strife of changing leaders? What message would it send to Canadians to have a seventh leader (including interims) since 2015? IMO the Liberal majority should be seen by Conservatives as an opportunity to: - demonstrate the maturity and discipline expected of a government in waiting; - focus on offering constructive ideas that address Canada’s deep challenges, as opposed to a perennially angry clickbait oppositional approach; - recruit talented candidates with senior private sector and government leadership experience who can help present a team that’s ready to govern; - demonstrate that Conservatives do not regard the Trump phenomenon as a distraction to be downplayed, but a serious and disruptive threat to our sovereignty and prosperity to be addressed head-on; - have the courage to lead responsibly on difficult issues, like the need for root and branch reform of the broken immigration system; promoting the duty of newcomers to integrate; reversing the woke denigration of Canada’s historically grounded identity and institutions, etc; challenging the growing abuse of judicial power in the criminal justice system, etc.; - clearly demonstrate that ours is the party of Confederation by helping to lead the fight for national unity against potential secession referenda in Alberta & Quebec. Canadians want and deserve a serious opposition that fulfils its constitutional duty to offer an alternative government. IMO, that means maintaining strong, stable, patriotic leadership that can learn from past mistakes, while building with confidence.

Funny, here’s Stephen Harper supporting floor crossing when it benefited him and the Conservatives. So was it fine then, but “authoritarian” now?

@33Degreed @junonewscom Only from the left? openparliament.ca/bills/41-1/C-3…

@junonewscom Such an obvious suggestion for an actual functional democracy. Clearly this will be met with seething outrage from the terminally aggrieved smooth brains of the left.

Poilievre says he is open to introducing a federal recall mechanism that would allow voters to remove Members of Parliament who switch parties mid-term, following a wave of public frustration over recent floor crossings. junonews.com/p/poilievre-to…

@JohnSmithNew2 @krassenstein Falsely 🤣

@krassenstein Bro shut that bullshit up. The Democrats want to falsely accuse Trump of being involved with Epstein, we'll let testify under oath. She knows the Democrats won't do it because the Democrats are the ones that are involved with Epstein and are guilty

BREAKING: I can confirm with 99% confidence that the reason Melania Trump came out yesterday with her Epstein Statement is because of information possessed by a former friend, and Epstein survivor, Brazilian Model Amanda Ungaro. Ungaro was also the partner of Trump admin official Paolo Zampolli, who she alleges had her deported. They have a son together. Paolo Zampolli also claims to have introduced Trump to Melania. Amanda is a victim of Epstein's and was brought to the US from Paris by her modeling agent Jean-Luc Brunel when was 17. She had a 20 year friendship with Melania. Remember her name. You will be hearing so much about her in the coming weeks that Trump will likely Nuke Iran over it.

@Wrestle_Paz @KristinRaworth @JimByersTravel Yeah, that's chuckle worthy. Also, let's not forget whay Stephen Harper throught about ending the practise of floor crossing. instagram.com/reel/DW6oqQ5ja…

@KristinRaworth @JimByersTravel Too bad your boy Pierre voted against being able to do that very thing

Call me old fashioned but I think you should get a mandate for a majority government from Canadians voters, not floor crossing.